... St. Paul's Officii Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. James Donaldfon, Grocer and Teaman near the Crofs in Leeds, Btgi Ltavttt itf maim tbt PUBLIC, THAT hS has juft clear'd from the East- Indi a's Company's Warchoufe, alarge ?? Affortmcat of Fine Congou Bobci Tea at Tine Singlo St. to gs. AM. id perlb. Fine Bloom at 91. to ic.s. Fine Congou Tea 51. 6s ?? Fine Hyfon, at lxs. to 14s ...

... DOO, and the black Partt alfo in- .en-nigl-d with lt.agli.ig white Halrt _ had on when he went away, a Leather Collar, with a Braft Plate thereon, engiaved T. CLIFTON, and anfwert to the Name of KILLBUCK Whoever will give Notice of the faid Doe to Mr Jofeph Rulicll, lonholdcr in Otley, fo at he may be had again, fhall be well rewarded for their Trouble. CHESTERFIELD, soth, December, 17-9. ...

... Sam. Newton, of Bread-Street Hill, London, Merchant. John Hudton, of Newcaftle-upon Tyne, Haberdaflier. Thomas Marfh, of Sandwich, Kent, Shopkeeper. Robert Jones, of Iflington, Middlefex, Cordwainer. John Crooke, Watling-flreet, London, Silkman ° tfcy ' Sur, y» Coal-Merchant. V Moffatt, of Watling-ftreet, London, Faftor. Bank Stock, /hut. India ditto, azB. South-fca Old Annuities, (hut. ...

... may be feen evesy Week BRAMHAM, July 13, 1776. ESCAP'D from Mr JAMES PEARSON, of Bramham, near Welherby, on Sunday Night, the ts.isv.ntli ot July lnftant, An infane elderly GENTLEMAN, Who is BLIND of One EVE. fcj* Had on a light Suit of Blue, a brown cut Wig, a Pair if large Shoes, and walks lame wilh a Stick or Cane in his Hand. Whoever fecures him, and will lend Exprefs to the above ...

... aker and Hair- Dresser in Wakefield, returns Thanks to his Friends for past Favors ; and begs Leave to inform them and the Public, that he has laid in a complete Assortment of HATS of all Prices; Which he is determined to sell on the most reason- able Terms. LONDON PORTER. JOHN PROCKTER, at the Top of the Swan Yard, near the Cross, Leeds, Takes this Method to acquaint Gentlemen and Innkeepers, ...

... Years of Age, will be taken on moderate Terms. ty Mr. TRANT takes this Opportunity to return fincere Thanks to all his Friends for pait Favours, and hopes for a Continuance thereof. He likewifc begs Leave to in- form them, That he continues to fell the undermention'd Articles as ufual, of which he purpofes to keep a regular AlTortment, and thofe of the beft Kind, vix. Anchovies Sago Roll and ...

... held by ad- journment, on Wednefday the 13th Day of November next, in order to receive the Annual Report. By Order of the Board, JOSEPH WILSON, S«c. To be Sold, to the Highefl: Bidder, ■4L of Oclober infant, betiuixt tbe Hours ?? una Sevin in tbe Afternoon, furfuant to fucb Con- ■ dit'tons as -mill be then produced, ...

... his Paper are taken inattheCHAPTER Coffee-Houfe in Pater-nofter-Row *, at Mr.CuLLivGwoRTn's, No. 15, in Thread- Needle- Street *, and at St. Paul's Coffee-Houie in St. Paul's Church- Yard, London, where it may bc feen every Week. Barnjley May-Day Fair. LEST any Doubts fhould arife in regard to holding the above Fair, as Old May -Day fails this Year upon a Sunday, This public Notice is given, ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS for this PAPER are taken in at the Chapter, Peel's, London, and St. Paul's COFFEE-HOUSES. London, where it may be seen every week The Subscription Concert In the Assembly-Room in Leeds, WILL begin Wednesday Ottober 16, 1774, (not Oct. lith, as before advertifed,) and will be continued every other Wednefday 'till finiflied. SINGING by. Mrs. HUDSON. Subfcription-Tickets at ioa. 6d ...

... XH E Partnerlhip betwixt Me and Mr. JAMES BOYNTON being mutually dilTbWed, I take tnia Opportunity to return Thanks to thofe wbo have fa- voured us with their Commands during thefaid Partnerfhip, and to inform them and the Public, that the BufincCs in fu- ture will be carried on by me in all its Branches. (3 Thofe who pleale to favour me with their Orders, may depend on their Bufm.f. being ...

... Craven, A FAIR, TOLL FREE, For CATTLE and SHEEP, both fat and lean : And that a FAIR, Toll-Free, will be held there on every other Tuef. day, for the Sale of CATTLE and SHEEP, from thence forward throughout the Year. •»• The Town of Skipton is fjtuated in the Centre of a very large grazing Country, and particularly commodious for holding Fortnight Fairs - is at a convenient Diftance from all ...

... Tuefday laft th? Great Subfcription of 20 guineas each, was won by the Hon. Smith Barry's Colt, beating ten others. The fame Day the Cold Cup, was won by Mr Lay gelding, Liberty Mr Wentworth's lay Tortoife - Mr Ellerkcr's black horfe, Lorenro - - dr. Wednefday, the 4 year old plate was won by Mr Vevers'bay Carabineer - -11 Hon. Smith Barry's bay horfe, Forrefter, 2 Mr Dixon's bay horfe - - ...